Oldest Jack Daniel’s Ever Bottled.
Batch 2 release in 2026, only available in limited quantities in the US.

Legends arent made overnight. Theyre crafted over time. Thats a message we really took to heart when we decided to revive Jack Daniels tradition of producing age-stated whiskeys. A few years ago, we started offering our 10- and 12-Year-Old Whiskeys. And this year we are proud to say that we started bottling the second 14-Year-Old Whiskey that has been produced at Jack Daniels in over a century.

Offered at 117.6 proof (58.8% ABV), Jack Daniels 14-Year-Old Tennessee Whiskey has forward notes of sweet bakery spices and molasses with layers of oak. The palate opens with cinnamon, creamy butterscotch, and rich leather that lingers into aged oak and pipe tobacco. Its a rich, one-of-a-kind taste that only time can produce and which we know Jack himself would have been honored to offer.

Tasting Notes:

Notes of cinnamon, creamy butterscotch, and rich leather.

“With a focus on rich, sweet and spice notes, Jack Daniels 14 Year Batch 2 adds in a dash of fruit notes to round out a sip that will delight consumers.” – Jordan Moskal, Breaking Bourbon (Very Good)

“A big step up from the inaugural release” – Christopher Null, Drinkhacker (90 Points)

“Delicious, powerful release. Its big, bruising, flavorful and fantastic. Splendid stuff.” – David Morrow, The Daily Pour (94 Points)

“This is a mashup of really good milk chocolate (the kind no kid will get on Easter) and Werther’s Originals. Baking spice and oak follow slowly, and successive sips see it move into more of a whiskey groove where oak and spice stand out some. It’s a wonder how this drinks so easily at 117 proof.” – Steve Coomes, Bourbon Banter